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Be comfortable. The superior design of the Moby Wrap uses your entire back, as well as your shoulders, to carry the weight of your baby. Unlike other carriers, which have narrow straps or go across one shoulder, the Moby Wrap is a wide piece of fabric that is wrapped over both shoulders. It is amazingly comfortable and easy to wear. There are no buckles, snaps or other fasteners. It is easy to adjust the fit of your Moby Wrap by varying how tightly you wrap yourself and your baby. Be secure. The Moby Wrap comes with easy to follow instruction cards and this web site with the latest news, tips and techniques. With the single stretch cotton and the width of the Moby Wrap, your baby is wrapped close and tight, insuring a secure hold. Your baby's head can also be secured under the stretchy cotton fabric for added safety. You can finally have both hands free and know your baby is safe and secure. Be uniquely close to your baby. There is not a lot of extra material or bulky padding between you and your baby. Your baby can hear your heartbeat and finds comfort in the warmth of your body, along with the cuddly confines of the Moby Wrap. Newborn to 35 lbs. The Moby Wrap is long enough to adapt to your growing baby. The fabric can hold up to 45 lbs, and most people feel comfortable carrying up to 35 lbs. Soothes fussy babies It is amazing how quickly a baby will settle down once wrapped in the Moby Wrap. Experts like Dr. Sears, stress the importance of holding your baby often and close. The Moby Wrap allows you to do this with ease. The style of the wrap insures your baby is uniquely close, while providing ultimate comfort and support. No more aching backs or tired arms! Now your baby can be kept close and happy for as long as he or she desires. Versatile There are many ways to wear your Moby Wrap. You can wear your baby facing you, facing the world, sideways or on your back.

Note the customised tusk weapons made from Green stuff modelling putty, toothpicks and wrapped string. The Mumak on the left has a Rider of Rohan impaled on his tusk weapons. Both bases have been customised with warriors of Harad and Orcs. One orc is stabbing a dying rider of Rohan. One base has a Rohirrim Royal Guard on Horseback weaving between the legs of the Mumakil like in the film of The Return of the King.

Senior Airman Matt McCoy enters the ring during the Air Force Boxing Championships April 4 at the Bennett Fitness Center on Kelly Annex. Airmen competing for a spot on the Air Force boxing team showcased their talents in front of a live audience, at the same time being evaluated by the coaching staff. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Christopher Griffin)(RELEASED)